I’m transitioning careers from Java Developer to Business Analyst. I have experience being a Business Analyst for 6 months in one of my previous project.

Are there any BAs who can guide me on how to get a role and what study materials would be relevant for me? I’m slowly getting demotivated since the interviewer told me I’m not good at translating requirements which makes sense because I mostly took notes and did documentation at the previous BA role I did. Any advice would be helpful!

How is Dell project in EY(technology stack and work-life balance), I am looking to join as full-stack engineer? Also, is there any on-site opportunity in EY for software developers.

I have been a PM at my company for 2 years now, with a years prior experience as associate PM. I got promoted before my certification, but was told if I did not get a PMP or ACP I would get my promotion taken away.
Received the ACP and have not seen a raise. Now we have a girl that is getting a 15k raise and going straight from Project coordinator to PM (with one year experience) and no certification. She will now be 5k less than me. If she gets CaPM she gets a 5k raise. Wong to feel slighted?

Hi! First time poster :)

Currently in-house at a large CPG corp and in the beginning stages of vetting out an agency opportunity to head strategy for a division with ~clients. What do pay ranges and role titles look like on the agency side?

For context, i have 10 years of brand marketing & comms experience working on national brands and am looking for the equivalent of brand side director level or above.

Any insight would be so helpful!

My brother recently joined wipro as react js developer and got assigned for boston consulting group project. Is there any scope for onsite opportunities ?

Just signed an offer for pe summer 2021 (deal team) and not sure how to best use the next 12 months development wise. What are the core skills I should focus on honing before I leave?

I’m a 3rd year associate heading into my 4th year. Litigation is not for me. Is it too late to switch to transactional work? What steps do you recommend I take to make the switch?

I'm having so much anxiety about my future. I am going to be an attorney in my country but things haven't worked out as planned and there's no job opportunities for financial crime compliance or regulatory compliance at my level. I'm planning to relocate to the US, I am skilled at policy writing, legal research and project mgmt. There's also transactional attorney career option. I don't know if it's necessary to become a US attorney to do what I love...I'm getting so much mixed advice.

Hi everyone! I’m in MedDevice industry with close to 10yrs experience (3yrs scientist, 6.5yrs Regulatory affairs). Looking for advice, I’m considering going to law school. Is there a demand in the industry for JDs with STEM/Reg background. It seems like a highly specialized area. I’m hesitant to pursue a JD to end up writing regulatory submissions/510ks which I can already do without a law degree. Or, end up in other legal fields outside MedDev Regulatory/Compliance.

Looking to move on from current role however bonus/pay review period in 6 months (base jump likely to be around 10%). Is it better to wait to get the bump then negotiate off that for next role or start looking for roles now and accept if can find a jump of 15-20%? (understand that it might be possible to negotiate sign on to compensate for missed bonus). Any generic rule of thumb / insights that have helped ppl? Leaning towards staying until bonus/pay review period at present. Thanks.

I’m currently in Underwriting but I’m thinking of switching over to the corporate risk management side. Is this something I should do? Any advice would be welcome.

Over 12 years of experience in Healthcare vía administration, any ideas or suggestions to transitioning over to becoming a consultant?

Hi all,

Assistant Brand Manager at a medium-sized CPG in the Midwest. I work on the largest brand at the company, which is a category leader. Next role is Brand Manager (we don’t do senior ABM). Been with the company and in the role 2+ years. Previously worked in market research and analytics for 6 years. They’ve been very happy with my work in this role. What salary and bonus % should I expect at the next level? Thoughts on asking for more with a promo? Currently at almost 100 with 12.5%. Thx!

Hi fishes.... i have cleared all the rounds and the project is support + dev.I don't know can choose the offer r not.... just 1 day is there to confirm...so kindly help me with this (product based company- CGI)

Is it possible to prepare for UPSC while holding a job?Should I leave my job and then prepare? This UPSC thing is always in the back of my mind along with getting a high CTC job.I am so confused.

I am struggling mightily at managing stress in a job/career I am not happy in. I took the job when my wife was in law school to pay the bills and I’m 5 years in. I desperately want to make a career change now that it’s financially feasible, but I don’t really know what my experience could translate to. I am an Asst Project Manager for a general contractor and have helped manage several $100M+ projects.

Any advice?

Does anyone work at a call center with the mindset that it’s a career? Feels like most people treat it as a temporary option while they try to make a better life.

Any advice on exit opportunities for someone who has specialised in data governance and management? I hope I’ve not limited my path to jobs in CDO/CTO/CIO

Anyone know how to get a position as an HRBP without HRPB experience? All positions I've looked at want previous experience. Would over 5 years of HR experience and a PHR suffice, or what skills should be added to that?

I just accepted a job offer from Meta! It’s a 1-2 year contract position, with potential to go full time. 100% salary raise. Going from $60k to $120k 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Anyone up and want to chat? 24 M here.

Dm me for referrals in HCL

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How’s your work-life balance? New job at a new company and wondering how to clarify standards on this

Does anyone have account managers and account supervisors? If so, what’s the difference in responsibilities?

Does anyone have a SOLID 8th grade math curriculum? I have been using several Algebra topics, but I feel like I need to add in some Pre-algebra concepts too. I need to restructure, but not sure where!

Got an offer for Atlassian Canada - senior product manager. Initial offer is 160k base +15% annual bonus (24k) + 20k sign on bonus. RSU is 220k USD payable over next 4 years. There's no RRSP match (401k match equivalent). Considering its Atlassian, and current market rate, I think base is low. I would like it to be bumped upto to 180k. The recruiter earlier said the top of the pay range is 165k, which I feel is not really top but maybe median? Help me negotiate please; historically suck at it.

What is the salary or salary range for a Senior Associate, Salesforce Practice at PWC?

I have a client who has a someone who keeps defaming him. We just ended a year long law suit based entirely on a statement made by this person. Is it worth it to seek an injunction against this party?

Am I making enough profit for my firm?

I became a 2 year lawyer in September. I started working at my firm, a mid-sized firm practicing commercial business litigation and PI, in March of 2020. Last year I made the firm $180k from my billable hours and I was paid $85k + full health and other benefits.

This year, I'm on track to make about $150k and to make the firm about $450k from my billable hours and PI cases that I originated and settled.

Trying to do right for my firm. I'm treated well.

Any tips/tricks for the UBE, particularly the MEE or MPT portions? I did a couple practice MPTs but largely ignored it because most samples are simplified work tasks (memos, letters, whatnot). What did you do for MPT prep? Was it sufficient?

How would you compare the UBE to a state-specific exam (like Florida or California) in terms of difficulty?

Thanks everyone!

What are the personal projects that have gotten you interviews or better yet, gotten you hired?

Hi, just got a final case study for a job I really want. My brain is fried and I’m drawing a blank. Anyone willing to jump on a call and help me out?

Just finished Ozark. Why did people hate the way it ended?

Does anyone know of any great, free online resources/programs that can be used as supplemental math support for special ed kids at HS level???

Go Matt Gaetz and Republicans. Bring the pressure and confront the accusers.

Watch noob here and I know this is the Luxury Watch bowl, but thoughts on Citizen Eco Drive?

would it be inappropriate to give my AD sales rep a small token of appreciation for the holidays?

Would anyone have any good career coaches to recommend? I have 8 years of Account Management experience, mostly in the Pharma Advertising space but I am looking to pivot into something less stressful and that would require no more than 40 hours a week if that’s even a reality these days.

Many years ago, was fired from a contract job after I reported harassment I observed. I’m applying for a job in a sister company that I know managers speak. Should I be upfront about being fired since really I did nothing wrong, or just wait and see? The blemish on my resume is making me nervous to apply bc the application says, “have you ever been fired from a job?”

Another option - I could reach out to former supervisor who was super nice and ask his advice?

Hi fishbowl community. I need some help getting my resume reviewed. I have been applying for jobs rigorously but haven’t seen a good result. It makes me wonder if I’m doing the right things. Please can someone help me out with my resume? Thank you

Does anyone have experience in SIOP in Supply Chain? What organizations do it and can explain how you use it for work?

I just learned about the role ESG analyst. It sounds amazing for me and what I'm interested in doing but I don't know much about it and how I'd go about securing that type of position. Does anyone have any general (or specific) advice or knowledge on this subject? Anything at all would be amazing :)

I have been thinking a lot about this lately but I have been wanting to pívot to a different industry. I have been in the finance industry for the past 7 years and have enjoyed my time there. I want to better provide for my family and I have looked at Apple/Google for positions since they’re more lucrative (depending on the positions) to achieve that. My main question is that how can I pivot my current skill set into a different industry?

Any recommendations for industries and roles where you are required to travel for periods of time across USA or internationally? For example, I worked at a trade show company (before CoVID event industry layoffs) and loved the balance of office & show travel. I have a bachelors in marketing but have mostly field sales/sponsorship/event coordination experience as well as wine/spirits industry experience (3yrs). Google search results “travel blog” or teach English are not helpful. Thank you :)

Imagine you're looking for a remote job at a large company with a sophisticated marketing function, strong manager, and room for growth. Making good traction, but then you're contacted by a company in a niche that FASCINATES you...like you read books about this subject for fun, you'd probably love this job. It's remote, the salary is good, the manager is nice, but you'd be the most senior marketing person; the company is about 200 people. What would you do?

I recently got certified as a Scrum Master after years of working in healthcare. I’m having the hardest time pivoting from healthcare to a new industry and at this point I’m not sure where to go from here

Can’t decide on a job offer. Currently employed and have been wanting to do something different. The other job offer is pretty much what I make now but I’d be losing on a lot of PTO. I kind of feel really confused about what to do. The hiring manager actually picked up on the fact that I don’t sound super excited for the job. But I feel like this is my chance to leave and do something different but I’m hung up on barely any PTO and swapping to a complete different industry.

Anyone ever end up in a job where you don’t do anything but sit in meetings all day? I feel like it was a huge backwards move for my career and I’m wondering how I’m going to explain it on my resume.

Anyone willing to do me a solid and take a look at my resume? :)

Hello! I have been in the retail/beverage/hospitality industry for 5+ years and currently a retail manager for 2+ years. I am at a time where I want to change careers for a more creative role such as design whether graphic design or video/animation industry. However, I have little to zero experience.

Do any of you have advice on building a resume to land design positions?

I'm at a career juncture and have decided on a career in anti-money laundering as my new path. I'm also highly interested in additional education to further my career and am eyeing graduate school. Which is best? A law degree or a master's in international relations? Those are where my interests lie. I keep reading that JDs are valued in compliance but am wondering if a different graduate program is better for my goals. I already plan to obtain the CAMS certification. Thank you!

After reading through a lot of these bowls, while considering to pivot to consulting for the first time, I see a lot of negative aspects about the field. Is it really all that terrible? Is a 40 hour work week not a reality in consulting? Is there specific bad and good experiences people can share so that I may make an informed decision before pivoting careers?

I have 5 YOE as warehouse operation supervisor. looking to complete a CSCP certification. I want to take my career to the next stage in leadership any suggestions as to how to do that?

Hi everyone! I’m in MedDevice industry with close to 10yrs experience (3yrs scientist, 6.5yrs Regulatory affairs). Looking for advice, I’m considering going to law school. Is there a demand in the industry for JDs with STEM/Reg background. It seems like a highly specialized area. I’m hesitant to pursue a JD to end up writing regulatory submissions/510ks which I can already do without a law degree. Or, end up in other legal fields outside MedDev Regulatory/Compliance.

I am struggling mightily at managing stress in a job/career I am not happy in. I took the job when my wife was in law school to pay the bills and I’m 5 years in. I desperately want to make a career change now that it’s financially feasible, but I don’t really know what my experience could translate to. I am an Asst Project Manager for a general contractor and have helped manage several $100M+ projects.

Any advice?

Anyone know how to get a position as an HRBP without HRPB experience? All positions I've looked at want previous experience. Would over 5 years of HR experience and a PHR suffice, or what skills should be added to that?